Run Playbooks for each hosts

[blue fox]

Hello;

How to run 3 playbooks for each server alone:

Example:

[webservers]

10.10.10.10

20.20.20.20

Run les 3 playbook for 10.10.10.10, after run it for 20.20.20.20

Thank you

[Dick Visser]

Use serial=1

https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/playbooks_strategies.html#setting-the-batch-size-with-serial

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[blue fox]

Yes ,  i looked that, but i need to run playbook for one host after run another playbook after return for running the playbook1 for  the second host.

Example:

Playbook1 for 10.10.10.10

Playbook2 for another host

playbook1 for 20.20.20.20

playbook2 for another host and continue executing another playbook

Thank you 

[Pravin V]

Hello,
If you want to configure playbooks in easy way without using serial, you can write like this way too.

---

- name: playbook 1 for host 1

  hosts: 10.0.10.100

  tasks:

  - name: install app

---

- name: playbook 1 for host 2

  hosts: 10.0.10.200

  tasks:

  - name: install app

---

- name: playbook 2 for host 1

  hosts: 10.0.10.100

  tasks:

  - name: install app

---

- name: playbook 2 for host 2

  hosts: 10.0.10.100

  tasks:

  - name: install app

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[blue fox]

no, i don't need like that , i need something like this:

---

- name: playbook 1 for host 1

  hosts: 10.0.10.100

  tasks:

  - name: install app

---

- name: playbook 2 for host 1

  hosts: 10.0.10.100

  tasks:

  - name: install app

---

- name: playbook 1 for host 2

  hosts: 10.0.10.200

  tasks:

  - name: install app

---

- name: playbook 2 for host 2

  hosts: 10.0.10.200

  tasks:

  - name: install app

[Pravin V]

Did you try using loop like this -

hosts.yml

---

hosts:

- 10.0.10.100

- 10.0.20.200

In playbook

- name: CONFIGURATION LOOP - 1 

  include_tasks: loop.yml

  loop: "{{ hosts }}"

- name: CONFIGURATION LOOP - 2 

  include_tasks: loop.yml

  loop: "{{ hosts }}"

  

[blue fox]

your loop example = your last easy way example

each play run for 2 hosts , and me i need each 2 playbook run in one host each time

Example

host1____

playbook1

Playbook2

-----------------

host2____

Playbook1

Playbook2

[Pravin V]

---

- hosts: 10.0.10.100
  tasks:
  - include_tasks: playbook1.yml

  - include_tasks: playbook2.yml  

---

- hosts: 10.0.20.200
  tasks:
  - include_tasks: playbook1.yml

  - include_tasks: playbook2.yml  


or you can write this way too directly in main playbook..

---

- hosts: 10.0.10.100
  tasks:
  - name: playbook 1

    yum : 

  - name: playbook 2

    service : 

---

- hosts: 10.0.20.200
  tasks:
  - name: playbook 1

    yum : 

  - name: playbook 2

    service : 

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[blue fox]

sorry , i don't explain my issue exactly

this is a real example

playbook1 -- host1

playbook2-- another host

return

playbook1-- host2

playbook2 -- another host

--------------

thank you

[prajwal]

You can write python code to execute playbooks in that use python module ansible_runner

Thanks&regards

Prajwal 

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[blue fox]

You have any example please ?

Thank you